Similar words: at a profit, catalog, cataract, catalyst, cataclysmic, catastrophe, catastrophically, multicultural. Meaning: ['kætəpʌlt] 
n. 1. a plaything consisting of a Y-shaped stick with elastic between the arms; used to propel small stones 2. a device that launches aircraft from a warship 3. medieval artillery used during sieges; a heavy war engine for hurling large stones and other missiles. v. 1. shoot forth or launch, as if from a catapult 2. hurl as if with a sling.
n. 1. a plaything consisting of a Y-shaped stick with elastic between the arms; used to propel small stones 2. a device that launches aircraft from a warship 3. medieval artillery used during sieges; a heavy war engine for hurling large stones and other missiles. v. 1. shoot forth or launch, as if from a catapult 2. hurl as if with a sling. 
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31. It may be launched from a runway, roadway, or a truck - mounted catapult.
32. Youngsters aim to get that extra bit of skill, which could catapult them into a world of wealth and idolisation .
33. Greek Fire -"This creature's Area Attack allows its ranged attacks to strike all targets, friendly or hostile near the target, with deadly fire. " This is also an attribute of the Catapult.
34. To hurl or launch from or as if from a catapult.
35. This ensures proper steam settings for the catapult and sufficient flying speed.
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36. Now in the medieval era the catapult is being replaced by newer and more powerful weapons.
37. These allow the Clemenceau aircraft catapult the most modern aircraft which, due to their weight and especially the takeoff speed, could not be catapulted from the old hydraulic catapults.
38. He fitted a pebble into the catapult and pulled back the elastic. Twang!
39. In the updated version, he lacked his classic catapult (slingshot), peashooter and water pistol, and sported a much softer look.
40. In nonthermal escape, chemical reactions or particle-particle collisions catapult atoms to escape velocity.
41. A mere interjection, comment, the slightest question will catapult such a person into a talking fit.
42. Rumors of a Chinese copy of the E-2 seem unfounded, for an E-2 would require a steam-powered catapult to boost it into the air, and Shi Lang lacks even that basic equipment.
43. She was catapult to stardom by the success of her first record.
44. On the other hand (sentencedict.com), what the sport is unlikely catapult its players into fame and fortune.
45. Kieran: I still need to get hold of a catapult, bowie knife and crossbow. If we encounter any wild animals, I intend to be armed to the teeth.
46. Crucial terms such as the catapult washer occur throughout the text but are not explained properly.
47. I turned, holding the catapult and looked at them, and they stopped in surprise.
48. Deep abysses, steep mountains, guileful catapult traps, hidden alleys and slippery ice-columns: there are jeopardies around every corner of the Lemurs world.
49. The assertions are like springs catapult us back to the guard.
50. Operation Catapult, an important decision made by the British Cabinet after the French signed an armistice with Germany, aimed to destroy the French fleet.
51. There were two long levers sticking out of the back of it, one with a cup-shaped affair on the end. Seemed to be some sort of a catapult, Carson thought.
52. In order to still his never ending hunger for utter destruction, this warmongering beast mounted a hell slinging catapult on top of his impenetrable shell.
53. I put my weapons on the ground - my catapult and spears.
54. Youngsters aim to have that extra piece of talent, which could catapult them into a world of wealth and idolisation .
55. It was really foolish of him to barter away his bicycle for this cheap catapult.
56. Within the boundary of the match value set, as the catapult energy increases, the match range of the presetting elevator angle enlarges and the influence of the nose gear fast-extension weakens.
57. Precisely because you didn't know them very well, they could catapult you into new experiences.
58. Mounted on top was a mechanical catapult capable of hurling 50 - lb. exploding firebombs.
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